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Dedication

Preface

PART I

^{Chapter 1}
My Liberation

^{Chapter 2}
Meeting with Comrades and First Attempts to Organize Revolutionary Activities

^{Chapter 3}
Organization of the Peasants’ Union

^{Chapter 4}
Examination of the Police Files

^{Chapter 5}
Re-election of the Public Committee; Whether or Not to Get Involved in It

^{Chapter 6}
The Role of Teachers. Our Work in the Public Committee

^{Chapter 7}
The First of May. Relationship of the Peasants to the Land Question

^{Chapter 8}
The Workers’ Strike

^{Chapter 9}
Some Results

^{Chapter 10}
Struggle Against Rent

^{Chapter 11}
P. A. Kropotkin Arrives in Russia. Meeting with Ekaterinoslav Anarchists

^{Chapter 12}
Kornilov’s March on Petrograd

^{Chapter 13}
Struggle with the Counter-Revolution. Going to the Villages

^{Chapter 14}
Visit to the Factory Workers of Aleksandrovsk

^{Chapter 15}
The Provincial Soviet Makes Advances to Gulyai-Pole

PART II

^{Chapter 16}
October Coup d’État in Russia

^{Chapter 17}
Elections to the Constituent Assembly; Our Attitude Towards the Party Strife

^{Chapter 18}
Provincial Congress

^{Chapter 19}
Counter-Revolution of the Ukrainian Central Rada

^{Chapter 20}
With the Left Bloc Against the Counter-Revolution

Chapter 21
Armed Peasantry Go to the Aid of the City Workers; the Aleksandrovsk Revkom and the Commission of Inquiry

^{Chapter 22}
Battle with Cossacks, Negotiations, and an Agreement

^{Chapter 23}
My Observations on the Left Bloc in Aleksandrovsk

^{Chapter 24}
Suppression of the Zemstvo Territorial Units; Formation of a Revkom by Members of the Soviet; Search for Funds

^{Chapter 25}
How the Exchange of Goods Between City and Village Was Organized and How We Struggled to Make It Work

^{Chapter 26}
New Members of Our Group

^{Chapter 27}
The Agrarian communes; Their Organization; Their Enemies

Chapter 28
The Successes of the German-Austrian Armies and the Ukrainian Central Rada Against the Revolution; Agents of the Counter-Revolution and the Struggle Against Them

^{Chapter 29}
Consolidation of the Detachments; Formation of a Single Front with the Left Bloc

^{Chapter 30}
Egorov’s Urgent Summons; the Loss of Our Military Sector

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